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Counterexamples in the Theory of ω-functions
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 November 2018
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Let ϵ stand for the set of nonnegative integers (numbers), V for the class of all subcollections of ϵ (sets), Λ for the set of isols, and ΛR for the set of regressive isols. A function, f, is a mapping from a subset of ϵ into ϵ and δf and ρf denote the domain and range of f respectively. The relation of inclusion is denoted by ⊂ and that of proper inclusion by ⊊. The sets α and β are recursively equivalent (written α ≃ β), if δf = α and ρf = β for some function f with a one-to-one partial recursive extension.
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